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Michiel Broek 2003-09-14 09:14:12 +00:00
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@ -21,16 +21,26 @@ $Id$
v0.37.7 09-Sep-2003 v0.37.7 09-Sep-2003
upgrade: upgrade:
A bit tricky to upgrade and start using the new debug logfile: A bit tricky to upgrade and start using the new debug logfile,
Before make install close the bbs "mbstat close" follow the next steps exactly!!
Then kill mbtask. 1. Download and install the source
Then as root a make install. 2. Run "./configure"
As user mbse: start mbtask, just by typing mbtask. 3. Run "make" (and do not install yet)
Then type "mbsetup init" 4. Run "mbstat close"
Then open the bbs with mbstat open. 5. Backup /opt/mbse/bin and /opt/mbse/etc.
Start mbsetup normal, enter the global menu, exit and save. 6. Run "mbstat close"
7. Kill mbtask, mostly "kill `/sbin/pidoff mbtask`" will do.
8. Run (as root) "make install" to install the new software.
9. Make sure you are user mbse again.
10. Start mbtask manual, "mbtask"
11. Run "mbsetup", enter menu 1, exit, save and close.
12. Wait one minute.
13. Run "mbstat open"
After this is done the first time, restarting mbtask can be After this is done the first time, restarting mbtask can be
done as usual by running the mbsed init script. done as usual by running the mbsed init script. If something
doesn't work (you get socket errors), it is important that you
kill mbtask during software versions swap. All software must
be of the same build.
general: general:
Debug logging is now in a separate file, the normal logging is Debug logging is now in a separate file, the normal logging is